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Pawtucket Red Sox to Host a ‘Free Brady Friday’ this Month
As Tom Brady’s Deflategate controversy continues, the Pawtucket Red Sox plan to show the Patriots star some love with a special game day promotion later […]
Free Things to Do in Boston, June 2016
ARTS Salem Arts Festival Engage with and appreciate local artists in this exciting interactive festival. Whether you prefer to wander through galleries or watch live […]
Your Ultimate Guide to Summer Events in Boston 2016
My dear world-class Bostonians: Another hot, sweaty summer is upon us. For some, that means vacationing on the Cape. For others, brunch al fresco on a […]
Does Providence Boast Greener Pastures?
There’s a subset of Bostonians out there who’ve realized something: it might not be worth it dedicate a huge chunk of your paycheck to keep a roof […]
Neighborhood Produce Is Crowdfunding a Somerville Grocery Store
UPDATE, August 3: Neighborhood Produce kicks off its pop-up farmers’ market at Winter Hill Brewing Company this weekend. The fledgling company will bring fresh vegetables, fruit, […]
At Long Last, Gov. Baker Says He Would Sign the Transgender Bill
Gov. Charlie Baker said Tuesday he would sign the transgender accommodations bill if it arrives on his desk, after months of criticism for his ambiguous […]
Troops for Fitness Is Back for Its Third Year
Ready to take the most authentic bootcamp class of your life? Through Troops for Fitness, U.S. military veterans will teach bootcamp, Zumba, and other fitness […]
Boston’s First-Ever Open-House Architecture Festival Kicks Off This Weekend
Brutalist, Federal, old, new—Boston’s architecture is a wonderful mishmash of styles and periods. On June 4 and 5, all of it will be celebrated in the city’s […]
Here’s the Menu at Saltie Girl, Opening Tomorrow
Saltie Girl, a sliver of a raw bar and restaurant in Back Bay, opens for dinner on Wednesday, June 1, with one of the largest tinned […]
Portland Head Light Is Clad in Scaffolding
UPDATE: The lighthouse’s scaffolding was removed to reveal a new coat of paint on June 10. To the dismay of swarms of tourists this weekend, the country’s most […]